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Kingston University nursing student inspired by own mental health struggles to apply through Clearing so he can help others
Posted Wednesday 5 August 2020
Mental health nursing student Sam Godfrey took a rather unconventional path to university, working in the fitness industry for several years after leaving school - through Clearing.
Kingston School of Art expert entertains hospital patients with classical music and story-time hospital radio shows during coronavirus pandemic
Posted Friday 31 July 2020
Kingston School of Art music and performing arts expert Dr Helen Minors has been telling the short stories of fictional detective Sherlock Holmes, with classical music interlude, to hospital patients through a volunteer radio show during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Kingston University halls of residence at Seething Wells and Kingston Hill to undergo multi-million pound refurbishment
Posted Thursday 30 July 2020
A £100 million project to upgrade Kingston University's halls of residence at Seething Wells and Kingston Hill gets under way this month. The scheme will be delivered by Kingston Student Living - a consortium made up of infrastructure investment firm Equitix and energy, services and regeneration company ENGIE, who will work in partnership with the University.
Kingston University's actions to tackle racism – a message from Vice-Chancellor Steven Spier
Posted Friday 24 July 2020
A message to students, staff and alumni from Vice-Chancellor Professor Steven Spier.
Former Kingston University Stanley Picker Gallery fellow Oreet Ashery awarded Turner Bursary
Posted Wednesday 22 July 2020
A distinguished artist and former fellow of Kingston University's Stanley Picker Gallery has been awarded a prestigious Turner Bursary. Oreet Ashery has received one of the coveted accolades, announced after this year's Turner Prize exhibition was cancelled in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. She joins a line-up of 10 eminent artists being celebrated by Tate Britain for their significant contributions to new developments in contemporary art.
Kingston University psychologist presents to Cabinet Office on how to engage with Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities most at risk from COVID-19
Posted Tuesday 21 July 2020
The Cabinet Office has invited a Kingston University health psychologist and her research partners to present findings on why BAME communities may be disproportionately affected by Covid-19 and how targeted health messaging could help mitigate its impact.
Kingston University research project awarded £1.3million to examine how migrants understand home and engage in processes of home making in UK-Nordic research collaboration
Posted Thursday 9 July 2020
Making it Home: An Aesthetic Methodological Contribution to the Study of Migrant Home-Making and Politics of Integration was one of seven projects awarded funding from NordForsk. Professor Fran Lloyd and her team will work with a range of migrant communities through workshops facilitated with NGOs in the UK, Denmark and Sweden to examine different themes of migration and integration.
Kingston University's Town House building and Kingston School of Art campus regeneration shortlisted for RIBA London Regional Awards
Posted Tuesday 7 July 2020
Two Kingston University buildings that have transformed the learning experience for students have been named among the finalists of the Royal Institute of British Architects' annual awards for the London region.
